Police, fire and rescue chiefs from departments throughout Walworth County line up Jan. 12 to each receive a $750 donation from Lakeland Community Church.
WILLIAMS BAY — Lakeland Community Church has begun a three-week venture of donating $75,000 to 100 various government organizations throughout the county.
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The main entrance to the Woosley residence, 518 Booth St., Genoa City, formerly the First United Methodist Church.
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Former worship area
The Woosleys turned the old worship area of First United Methodist Church into their kitchen/dining room/living room, with a balcony protruding out from the second-floor office.
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Explosives?
Sometimes, people find strange things when they clean out an old home they just purchased. Tyler and Monica Lee Woosley discovered an old box they suspect contained dynamite stowed away under the eaves of the old church they bought in November 2017.
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Master bedroom
The master bedroom features the original wainscoting and chair rails on the walls, plus various amenities — including safes that Woosleys use as nightstands.
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Writer's office
The office of writer Monica Lee Woosley is on the second floor. To the right is the door to the bell tower, which the Woosleys restored.
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The Woosleys
Tyler and Monica Lee Woosley.
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From the balcony
The living and dining rooms of the Woosley residence, as seen from the second-floor balcony.
Police, fire and rescue chiefs from departments throughout Walworth County line up Jan. 12 to each receive a $750 donation from Lakeland Community Church.
